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Resident urges reservation systems as board weighs shuttle impacts and stewardship toolkit

Tourism Advisory Board · May 1, 2024
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Summary

A Sedona resident urged the board to advocate for reservation systems to reduce peak visitation; board members debated whether shuttle expansion could increase trail use, and discussed a stewardship toolkit format (QR codes vs. rack cards) and including short‑term rentals in outreach.

Mark Tenbrook, a Sedona resident, told the Tourism Advisory Board that peak visitation is the community’s primary challenge and urged the board to recommend reservation systems for Sedona, citing other communities and recommendations from the Greater Sedona Recreational Collaborative.

"Peak visitation is our primary challenge here," Tenbrook said, arguing reservation systems reduce traffic congestion, evening out workforce demand and limiting environmental damage. He noted that many visitors are day trippers who come to hike the Red Rocks and that Forest Service trailhead lots are sized for a trail’s capacity, which…

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